davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1887-11-13

Lieut.. Foulkc of the United States
navy, now on duty in japanese waters,
is shortly to marry 4 japanese girl at
Nagasaki. The young lady taught Lieut..
FouIke the language Of the country, and
durIug his prolonged stay on shore duty
in Korea the two kept up a correspon-
da"cr, she writing IN English, which she
had been taught by her foreign lover.
There is more romance, too, about a dan
gorous illness through which she once
mlrsrd him. She is spoken of as a wom-
nm Of great intelligence, beauty and fas-
%cination, and a strong and admirable
character. Lieut.. Foulke will bring his
wife home with him, where he has been
ordered to stand his examination for pro-
morton in the service. Boston Transcript.
, 1887-11-13

Meteorological reports from the Pun
jab province of British India give a mean
rainfall of 29.1 inches for 1886, ranging
from 1913 inches at Abbotabad to 4.3
inches at Muzaffargarh, not including the
extraordinary fall of 1915 inches at
Dharmsala. The highest temperature in
the suns rays was 1873 deg. at Lahore on
April 28, and it ranged from 172 to 175
deg. in the five succeeding months. The
greatest maximum in the shade was 119
deg. at two stations on April 10, and the
absolute minimum in the shade was SO
deg. at Rawalpindi in February.-Arkan-
saw Traveller.
, 1887-11-13

NJ. Pasteur has a rival in Ireland, who
is said to have cured many bad cases of
hydrophobia. This person, hitherto ito
fame unknown" is one Philip McGovern,
of Bawnboy, County Cavan. His secret
remedy, it appears, has been handed
down to him from q long line of illustri-
Gus progenitors-for, like many Irish
men, his ancestry is of the most respectable
and remote antiquity-and he has never
failed t. effect a cure in the most serious
cases. Letters published in the Dublin
papers, from highly respectable people,
cite many instances, well authenticated,
of his successful treatment Of infected
persons. Moreover, Mr.. McGovcrn' s
treatment is said to last only three days,
and to consist of the administration of a
decoction of ''herbs and simples" and &
regulated dietary.-Chicago Times.
, 1887-11-13
u vERC0AT )

Our display of Overcoats this season is
larger and more varied than ever. We
can supply you with a light weight coat
for cool evenings for So. 90, $1,000, $500
and up to $500 {. We have medium
weight coats at all prices, andi regular
storm turner's from 5000 to $4,000. We
have had several styles made.to order es.
pecially adapted to mountain wear and
for rough usage.
Our IS co. $1,000. $500 and $500
Business Suits please every person who
lnspects them. They are great bargains.
We have a large mail order trade, and
it is increasing all the time. Non.resi-
dents find they can trade with us most
satisfactorily by letter.
Catalogues, samples and prices sent on
application.
, 1887-11-13

Hans Holbein's Madonna, painted about
1926 for Mayor Meyer, of Basel, is well
known in art circles. The pictures at
Darmstadt and Dresden were considered
the best, and the latter has generally been
pronounced the original lone by the
artists own hands. The Darmstadt pict-
ure had been touched up and a thick
coating Of color and varnish was upon it.
The grand duke of Hesse now commits
stoned Alois Hansen, the conservator of
the Munich galleries, to restore his pct
urc. 1t has just been cleared of the UNI
sccn-ly covering which had been hiding
its beauties for more than a century, and
there is no longer a doubt that the Darn
atuit picture is the original and that of
Dresden a splendid copy. The Darn
stadt picture, after its restoration, is said
to be something astonishing in the brill
fancy of its colors and the beauty and
sortucSs of its lines. 1t will be exhibited
at Dresden by the side of the copy and
nftcrward at Berlin.-Chicago Herald.
, 1887-11-13

In Servia, Bulgaria, and Roumania
boots made of bullock's hide or leather,
and which are simply a fiat piece of
leather drawn oven the foot all round and
fastened by leather thongs or birch bark
crossed over the leg, which is incased in
either stockings or a piece of red cloth,
are worn by the peasantry. The Slavonic
peasantry in Austria also wear boots of
the same description, and so do the Turk
ish soldiers, but they make their own.
The Russian peasants make shoes of birch
bark, and fasten them in the same way
over stockings, except in winter, when
high leather boots are worn.-New York
C,,n
, 1887-11-13

The dug-out, in which the hostlers of
these western blackboard lines live, is a
peculiar and primitive dwelling made by
digging a hole in the ground, laying logs
across this hole, and heaping on top OF
the logs, to a depth of three or four feet,
the earth ~excavated from beneath. The
door consists of a canvas flap. You lift
this flap, duck your head until you are
not more than four feet tall, and enter
the hostler's home. AT one end is a log
bedstead with a mattress of straw. A
hole in the center of the dirt floor serve'
as stove and fireplace; a stool and rough
board table complete the furnishings
Lee Meriwether in The Cosmopolitan.
, 1887-11-13
Wines of California.

Charles Heidsieck, of Reims, France,
son of the founder of the famous cham
payne house, tells the Ca%lifornians that
their state will in a few years be the
chief source of supply of the red wines to
all parts of the world. His firm exports
to Great Britain, America, ETC., $50, 900
to 800, 900 barrels of champagne every
year, and is year by year gradually in
creasing its sales. Chicago Herald.
, 1887-11-13

Children often need some safe cathar-
tic and tonic to avert approaching sick
ness, or to relieve collie, headache. sick
stomach, Indigestion, dysentery and the
complaints incident to childhood. Let
the children take summons Liver Regu-
lator and keep well. 1t is purely vegeta-
BILE, not unpleasant to the taste and safe
to take alone or in connection with other
medicine. .
, 1887-11-13

Havana, Cuba, is growing in popularity
each winter as a health and pleasure re-
sort for Americans. The present hotel
accommodations are not very desirable,
and it is said that a first class building OF
large dimensions and elegant appoint,
ments will be erected by a company now
being formed in New York for that pur,
pose. The plans call for a five story build,
ing 156x240 feet, entirely f%ireproof.-
Boston Budget.
, 1887-11-13

AT a meeting of the biological and mi
croscopical section of the Philadelphia
Academy of Natural Sciences there was
only n bald headed man in the gather
ing of savants. This was accounted for
upon the theory that 1.-THE persistent use
of the optic nerve and retina by means
of the microscope has a beneficial and
stimulating effect upon the capillary
tubes. New York Sun.
, 1887-11-13
h Am L to Dor

The symptoms of |biliousness are unhap-
PLY too well known. They differ in DIFF
ferent individuals to some extent. A bill
ious man is seldom a breakfast eater.
Too frequently, alas, he has an excellent
appetite for liquids but none for solids of
a morning. His tongue will hardly bear
inspection at any time; if it is not white
and furred, it is rough. at all events.
The digestive system is wholly out of
order and Diarrhea or Constipation may
be a symptom or the two may alternate.
There are often Hemmorrhcids or ever
loss of blood. There may be giddiness
and often headache and acidity or flatu-
lence and tenderness in the pit of the
stomach. To correct all this if not effect
a cure try Green's august FIoioer, it costs
but a trifle and thousands attest its efficacy.
, 1887-11-13

Dom Pedro, the emperor of Brazil, is
still in Paris, and the belief is gaining
ground in Rio that he will never return
to active participation in affairs. Though
only n little past co, he is said to be
suffering from n chronic disease of the
kidneys, which has impaired his mental
faculties. Frank L~eslie's.
, 1887-11-13

Makeslthe lives ofmany people miserable,
and often leads to selt.destruction. We
know of no remedy for dyspepsia more
successful than Hoods Sarsaparilla. 1t
acts gently, yet surely and efficiently,
tones the stomach and other organs, re-
moves the faint feeling, creates a good
appetite, cures headache, and refreshes
the burdened mind. Give Hoods Sarsa-
parilla a fair trial. 1t will do you good.
, 1887-11-13

The government of the state of Yu-
catan, Mexico, is making experiments on
"a new species of silk, produced by a wild
silkworm, which is closely allied to the
domestic silkworm. The silk on the
cocoons is elastic and of excellent quality,
though rather uncertain in color, varying
from white to pale brown, but one diff
Guilty is that it is covered with a gum
which is very difficult to dissolve New
York Sun.
, 1887-11-13

Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup should
always be used for children teething. 1t
soothes the child, softens the gums, al
lays the pain, cures wind collie. and is the
best remedy fer diarrhea. Twenty-Five
cents a bottle.
, 1887-11-13

The best salve in the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
sores, letter, chapped hands, chilblains,
corns, and all skin eruptions, and posi-
lively cures piles, or no pay required. II
is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction
or money refunded. Price, 25 cents per
box. For sale by W. N. Hunt.
, 1887-11-13

The names of thirty-six widows Of sol
diers who served in the Revolutionary
war are still on the rolls in the pension
office. The average age of the pensioners
is 80 and Ia yearS.-Chicago Herald.
, 1887-11-13
M OF the good things of tn,

NNNNSS life are ~sorrowfully let
alone On account of Dyspepsia. kcker's
Dyspepsia Tablets will cure Dyspepsia,
Indigestion and Constipation; sold on a
positive guarantee at 25 and 90 cents, by
DR.. w. n. Hunt.
, 1887-11-13

There is no need for you to be cold this
winter. | will sell you an overcoat for
$500. L. Greentree, the. Clothier.
, 1887-11-13

D6aCh, dOiCn, go theprices
ina dry goods. The cash
system did IL at Myers'.
, 1887-11-13

NH NON would enjoy your dinner
~ S9oN and arc prevented by Dys-
Rgpsia. use Acker's Dyspepsia Tablets.
digestion. Flatulency and Constipation.
We guarantee them. 25 and 90 cents
DR.. w. n. Hunt.
, 1887-11-13
WE vG0SoN Why A Sk,a

IS warranted, is because it is the best
Blood Preparation known. 1t will posi-
lively cure all Blood Diseases, purifes the
whole system, and thoroughly builds up the
constitution. Remember. we guarantee it.
DR.. W. N. Hunt.
, 1887-11-13

A patent law has just been adopted in
Switzerland by popular vote. 1t overs
mechanical inventions only.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-23

~ S:'iSS sasS =: AssS: :.
fS. Is IS S
YEA peesnses sstosSes, clsGnS Sssc. 1000 tee isnu
Eeos-susssr General feeling Is one q srnns::
~ STATE cpss..1s ETA Ssas. ps,
wss:ss Dairy . .Sise; W.ss.s i.,,au:s z....fn l!S
movement continues steady and fair state I.ctsry eve
sii.: sSsSs OHIO Fsctory sssc EEss-In isiI demand
and s.ead,y held State. lsSlShe' western l2elA*o;
sTEA RME-Dura and OF less nominal CITY quoted
pSSss wSs :"nsa q rom S
tc MoIssss IlS siec for Fsr Refining and elee
S ss es Sns AZ ssss S hss S -
90 test $50. 77s2i mats Extra Manta 4Sc. Reanec.
firm. with graduated quite active Cut Loaf
s.A' ci.sua. ssis Sss:' xs.
sS% WIT. s4sr sss iisci EXT. VSai ss G. ga
TonAccc.ssed leaf shows fair movsmen. at previous
ca.ss 1885 Ysnnsyvanis Hsvap1 i6s q 70:
sse $50 bale: HAVANA sSS Ssi o. 800 bales sumatlA
TXLLow-Modsratsly active and steady. Prime CITY
quoted =. ss s.s 600 = S.S ,..,Ds from day to
day and values are without dscded The sales CON-
prise 800 H. cames nes 400 bales East ipn o MVo
sco1Ssd wool on private terms, oS%o
Ing 10000 % blood xashsd HoS o56 5oo9 Sa%,s hair
"a sco T;sr sss 100 bag.
Texas s5e 10000 ~ oso ssci 1000 sSe1r ca
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-23
THE DUFFY MALT WHISKEY co.
LIE STATE or Trade
Rochester, ". Y.

BALTIMORE July % Cotton noainsL Madins 10
Flour dull street and Western suserhns 81 s0s
MDs s@osrans 81 SO 90 50 rs s3 IS de- RIA
Brands s. 81 o. Paao.oe Family 81 S. do ssDsranys
Winter Red ssO'c. DO for Assa.i DO
easier Mixed tee asked DO for Augns, 80 as
.c. ,Ss Sso ss7e western ssss Mixed
sSSa' reanssvaar ~ no,cs e.a4n SIS %
ssi5 rrovsiohs steady, quiet Mess PORK DO w
packed sss o. 4sss Ssecs1sSe%dsr, .ssss Clear Es
sdss ero Ham. l2hsl4e LaraIRennea At &c
1920 Eggs steady I2s Petroleum STEADY
kshnsd .Conee-Iuo eargocs st,nar 70 a..
h.ss.a Ss .t..Sy a, slsii iS
rrsishu Liverpool Ger ;,ss.s, dacGi's ss ss
wnes, los 300 sash osra 2ioo bush os.' 800 Ssss
bs.n shiD%sn,'1sssr ss' asa ssl 600 S1.s
Corn 1000 bush
BOSTON July 22-Fiour quiet-comusn EItrss 81 -
corr quiet-steAmsr Yellow ble52e: steamer Mixed
6oasic. Good No Grade t9et9p oats were quiet
S' ~s sos 20 shorts oae,"Maainss Der ton
ST. eoes2s arnmEIra Ser,hsrn Srsa ss,
is9ai9r.....Cheess nrm-Best NerYoft $50 yers.on,
.:s ons, s1.t m E.e.St. Tor The
day-Fi.ur 8Aos bs> snd A40s sacks Cora $4,000 ba'h
oat1 $4,000 sa.n shorts $500 on'a
BuyyAln July 22.-whest-No. ! Hard lower sales
early at s3c offered later s2'c closed at N5oi 2oooo
bus6 sod at 81 No Bsrd Serthsrn raeise oner.
7se on track; oiddo a sc Od so Waite NiehixAn 10
store Soc active ,siss n i2Ss 1m, 10 spoa
Mixed S1 a1a rs1 81. So
s sSGIi siI oo coTamsai oai,sa ,,e,ay
Csn.i freight. were aa'sedJWhs.i So oo Ss Corn
rosd saipmens-Fisur sOOo sbiA ~hss, 7Iooo euss'
cssn ,SVSU 100000 sass Corn Sa'G
Data 1900 bush
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-23
THE MARKETS.
~or.1. RECEIPTS or PRODUCE.
-. ga nicer, Yesseis ard Ro{lroSd&
avSreAL MARKET REPORTS. :

r,rnrNo NATERIALS-The general market 10 hru.
Hard Bricks quoted at So aS7 81 as TO
ssiy Ier hcusana snSat; Up M,sr anfd 80 ~ ys
Iossss aoc PhsaslpSs Front Esde s21
fropI S27 1923 Rockland Common Lime 9sc
III : DBL; Finishia9 81 Is. Lssh, e 1883 o, 70 .
- Cement e2 ee2 % for round lots American Fort
p Esglish Portland. 81 1852 <6 Rosendae. 81 00o
nrrxE-Tne unsettled condition Of the speculative mar
- wisted against asy decided movement In private BIO
snnss but vauss are firmly maintained the basis Of
Scc for spot nvsicea The nldel styles were quite
or ct c 500 peculs March ai 2etc and 25c pecns
"a $50 savaDiA Option trading va: IN buyers favor
Sted an advance vsints The hna figures indicated
'sesisss Fssrusryg. 1875 Sisc; March
All Is ZOE 1880, Nay isf0SiS8o, June ls7o91sSS;
.ss fs: N.S.ss ss'iisnsci
S.se.S.r ranges q. afsrs, 5s. a.
I s,s :; Ss!ss:
LOT :So q. . sss
l1S last STsisE. Al q , wnea Cs v ,sr e Yis
: ssiss Gs..,.l:s v 6ss as ,:, wee. .S
ana Aay last year 81
ser ne toS pess rsespts have been H!sLss< sss
srs,nst 500 ala hales for the sans period last
based the American standard
foIlo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-23
CHICAGO July 22-The l,adiaz future, ranged follows

mssr. demand q, :, ' g. s w r wsss
cash prss: r:c: :;r r.. y
s ;,'s' 81 S1e o.u.ss iSs: s{sSs Sc S1.:
5.,ov g noIiss r.lr sls @
short s se side. u % ss,sd sA:.la.I' !,Isl
,sr ~ sa,lon' susn-Cut Loaf eSei aranuatea slee.
,..a ' &c.
~. LOO oa;s; hArss 60 s. .s.A osan $50 s.s
oas. i0Seos Oash' hy' 1000 sa'i-' harley TOO
arm a ''S cr.a%:rS iisziGs Dalry asi7'sa Eggs iis
oncsx.rr. July 2:-slsqr was h.ayy, Family So Is
i RED a. 7ss1 sSs h.ceOt .h.%.s y 600
sS,., Ma s .isSA e nov
Ba Ms. ca sss Snss so. ar
Baoos .'eaaysAs.I RAD, - 70 shor. s Clear 50 90
:. 81 ss' Wa, sfm ana
gee EIga 2os22s n9ee parry ana S,e sSw
- % Resp. SS s: a1 ss & cream
5000.
DErsorr JaiZ s2whs, t1 ws' esss 7Ssc' c,,a
Mssisas ., .a Toe Ts asa corn .sS 40
NS 800 Ss Win. kecelD-wh'as 100000 Sa'a
IsDis.rols July az Wheat steady Ne Rcd 100
BIO SS u, I.dn 70 sl ,@ sd ''' ''A''
Aats: 7 I:ts s ssss"Ssss ss:
IA. and ,K s. a sp:S o. %1 sc
xuta. g va. .tsaiy D.y
Esss were sS Wasai
ISL $50 S S%s g 4so su.s Barley es.s
PHILADELPHIA July 22-riour dull prices ruled steady
wsstsra ana fsnn.yly.nia suDernns 81 6osss os' ds
30 sIS. s ss pros. 81 @
Is So oar. Clear . eosss 20 40 sTnsss
w..l H0 Sss ssr q s
Choice 81 bossi aInnssOts ..ssrs slsar :. 20
e ssS DC ''t = s. x:
for Fair 20 chsies. sycamore quoted &C ~ To-
for speculation was dull and rsak els.ng
r.: s ns GRAIN u DEPOT :'.s sn''f
oirsrd Point elevator so'.C -. 2 RED FOR Jay soa
sisssso oesss:r sssssSs os..oD!iS,.:
: Is ' on fair Ss' ss' Mo-
TRACK ss1S 40 siIsd grain ssDcs part ssor, stor
10 Yssw on 1act asie: Nc. > MIsd for July tess
40 q a. for d.G:s:4 d. ,ss %, S
S.a sss S %ss s s VIII.
srts s 90 % r In the 's s. ss %s sa
sss $50 40 Tor Asss.s $50. 49, q FER Sep
Foss:S.. over yer
coed I.l q oog 20 Jer.ey b::ks, g sssc
psss,ss s. ~ so s%oiss Sect
.m1 %; s sG % q . s..s: sis %
civ Redned 81 1901 Ia ostssm $780, 60 butehesssss
s e %ser" rsans1- EI@s aosae ..i
crsam N Esss S .s. iu butter one n :
es.ss s.% fsan.grania par, sss sss' q. ia
S ono: ~ ..s.l
Asa n bsls sse ssssf-Esnsed sIn ssssa,ssss
is.s sr.s Sis
:, Cor, : ss S. oo s' s..
~ss.s 500 oors $1,000 SssA Os1 saos ss.a
J.T sss. '!s Ca. oe as !ss
1se c.n sai a.a weak Sssh acc september ss!.e,-
.t: AL zoo A .s.s s: i.s
Sssa tsrs $3.50 sssa. oats ...-.. bean
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-23
COTTON xAsxgrs-sy rgLsIgAr1

"
IL g.. :. T..
sisass and export Receipts none Tall ,.,,u
s-y ss ss% y. s'idi
livery. &le4d DO August and september delivery Al
Ss9sad; 40 october and November delivery. iss4d;
DO and a.: and
s rus r1S a.!sI, iSsiSi s.'ssssf as7:f7 ssd
Tenders Tor delivery toAays csarnEs 400 bales
%.sf,y-saies Of the week 10000 American 1000
So oo "a, Sss: c sap :" sgun SS. too
sPSS sSS 's:s . sSs
s%:oss ss ':s q cotton
Saes American i: 900 bale. ,..,...s a .oo ..,..
Up ncot'0n-Th' sales Of the day "c'nd"d 500 sA'''
ys.'sss I :y .st: ,.,
cd value Do August and September as,iv.y ses &c
sellers do OCTOBER and November delivery sellers
% Ss,snSsr AND and & buyers.
Js.a.ry ana FssrasZ S.liy..y iss4d buyers do Sep
July Oliver: sls.:S
ssss : sae
'si s:.-::! ;::::Z
ss s.. sr:s sss.
b,lss. sales bales: stock. 2leG ealea 80,
wise s1ss ss % bales exports
NonyoLE July 21cs.on steady MiddIlnx lo ne, ana
i:ss os s ssSST o0'' 80 'A'' sales
VS.. ss ss: .ss :sis - s sSssp exports
isy Sa@Ss:::, ''ssay Mas:s TO-: L..
ssis. :.I.: s.iss :ssst s. .aa s''''
WsekynNo: and grSs: receipts u sass' exports Coast
w Esw Sslss ss'S sss easy naa,s e Low
sssa ia. NE c sSS o s''
ef:s: syi,aa 1856 bales. cSsss-:s ssos
ssiss july Pc g. sss sss 90" 20 '
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-23
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

NEw.YoRK Friday July 22BKEvEs-s scepts ws ere, iee
Est III III q: &: ..%: a si %
MT Eastman 81 At sorh..s and Stern Mst,ser
rss ali for .sI: Win the exception which came
TSors was moderately scty. trad. with Good to Choice
ssus
however and the yards we're not quite eiea5sd
ss e: s ii s% eli .as. %
carload. Of Starch tassery ted Cattle s%ons
shipments Live Cattle have been reported thus far
s is s'f
@ Hs s y Of
Beef Joseph Easman and the Bermuda carries 80 e
me his Live Cattle
sae.-M; GOLDSMITH: SO Corn. ToI.n: 1857 aver;
sss 100 II $ ises Co. 1885
II Do 1879 p, 81 = co. 70 DO 1874 e sos
iss? sss Z 3 + ~ =
fas. 81 g. q Is is7a az
,,P SsSn';' ss yis; sssfE lsss sss!sss
81 fsdi sss a. i.Se g. is liz
IS 8 q sS cit = 1s.;a i,st iEt5sfs
6 os ,o4 DO ii3i s' IS g. % IeS g. 10
iS.s stt 49, 1870 n HS
A. Mcnroe:
f, oq ass5 ia s = ss lss q 70 a. sSS
3 s2s is 81 $3.50 g ~
T. Msi'isn sH Ss a. iasS r.
g H. : y 81 4: fss5
80 iaoe q a. 1900 2 .sss soI DO 1915 d. at
ss7S s az Ds: g 4is l.o average,
81 q fsSi s.
&c n.. Of ssa so ss
Soc for CAVES and Mixed lot. and Common to Choice
Vsai: sos aoe average
Huns mullen nHt,e,rrs c.yo, igl ay ;s, a:
e per "a 2s Fsa 90 is and q crs s 4 yea ): d rs D.
of SlleaSast Dewey. vsi. iSa st7.e
judd Back,nshsme Fed Calves lSs % average, as4c
PEI Collins I'm for b. is rs average at
q sgg ff AND LAMBs necspts were say 72c
asa e,.sy CITY and ca5 a.. eP ,a Ios
IN %. ia o S..l
ton $ ' 81 s.
.2 SSac e per 100
s sT Zoo pss;y ~ %ss.r6 sass
ioa a. sts74S: isstSio do o. ~ $751; snds Stale
hG aaIi.SSeoi acl,. ess Kentucky Lambs. n
% 1s. os sa 1 30: s's 81 Kentucky
.i% s%s 81 NJ S:.s.
(ooupaonl 60 10, al 81 80. less $40 -
ID Hsrftneton go OHIO sheep lOs 10 IS go
Judd Rnckinehsm l1e state shssp 81 n average. At
<Lo per N.
81 do. So u. at She, 26 DO, rs n. $40
Newton 0neii az ohle sheep dew Bnct. - . aver
e: SO sr t%s m so Il
81 80. No.. a.. 90, =,
age at 81 per 100 2.s DO rs h. at s' 2ss DO s2 h.
in pldeoot tss Ken,usty Ewss ara Husf' ?. y aver
aes Virginia Lambs So ~ 81 So so 90. 60 b. at 81 Soi
83I Ksn,ucky do. 81 ID, ~ 81 10.
sherman a Culver: "a Kentucky Ewss 30 2 average At
2eo DO Be- ID s7 lO7 do so 10, 81 l2p 1877 do. b b
81 81 Is 239 de. 62 . 10. ~ 81
?: ssdier Co: 2ol ohio sheep at sysrass atN e.
Kentucky Sheep SO 10 At 81 co. 10 Co. ioi - 15 20
DO ll3 u, at s. 20 lg6 kenucfy Lsnn DO 10 hs1i ifV
DO so -, at 81 so; 1l6 DO SOY ~ at 81 b2f
Ho0s-Receipts were cara OF III head Total for sn
days % lS06l head for tho time
States the market but no sales reported be-
fore Change Eominay weak
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1rxrsn>nY uARKRra az rELEaRAPI

RuyylIo u z2-c,atn>-Recspts last "a hours. J. 900
heaA fatal thns tar eAl0 hea1i tor sana utas
sst woek $40 consigned thrsuxb 90 cars Of which
~ 70 NewYork; 80 saei market declined bd 100
FAR TO Good Native shipping steers s. e7,14 10 Common
70 Pair s. 40asS go: 10 care left over
lsst ~ hpars 62oO as2e total TOR week
thus far $4,000 head ior time last week 20 see
neaA. thcousk al OF which 70 New ferf
cars prices advanced oGlbc 5000 70 Choice - 20
Hoo,-HeesiJs "a 7.s40 head; tstsi Tor tho
vees thus far lsst wsek!S0 900
hsad consigned throsgb. rs OF which II TO New
York 20 cars prices declined 0el5c ght Pigs
IS OOAb 90 Mixed Pigs and Light Yorkers 50 1870 3t'
Selected Yorers S. 40d6 6o; Selected Medium Weithts
e6 e01s market closed weak With scars lett over
Jaiy 22.7ns DroosrP Journal reports--Cesns-
Rscelpts-5.5Ot head SmDmsns 900 aeao Hsrket va,
higher Shaping steers So lo14 s.exefs ana Feeders
81 70es3 TO- Bulls and Mixed 81 zbGS %. Texas
Cattle 81 80dS8 80 -
s,ronQe ksuxh S. IL ass 50 PasKsr and snp
ling So Light So boss 30. Skps So 90 10 o.
Sheep-keceista 100 ssadi snirnents asat market
steady So rs % 80 Western s. oODea % Texans
So Ne So Lambs 81 60G3 10 per head
ur iIsuis July z2.--Catt< keceiots 100 head. shlp
ssnra 4 900 higher Par Shipping
70 CAoios heavy Native steers IS 80S$ Boz Bntchers
rs,r TO 80 afS s0 Pooders tsif 50 90
So fair good 81 o0sS2 So reIans eomass
grass . good csrn.fed So 00e$J 60
Rsss-ksesbss zeos Aeaa; snipments 200 head market
SIS 30 Packing Far Choice s. 00eS5 30 fokers
sdiam Prime s. 001S6 80. Piss Coan.sn " Coed
axey-kscsstA 900 GhpIaoRts 700 head. market
hrD. Clipped Pair 10 Choice So 1894 10 Lambs
IS 90 % co.
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New-Orlesns
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v frturs deliveries the market opened points oe
s ruled quiet irregular all day and closed quiet But
sissdy furthsr partial decline OF lbs points SAes